NIS2 and DORA are in force and can reach UK firms; the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is not yet law. What directors need to know.
NIS2, DORA and the UK Cyber Resilience Bill: A Director’s Briefing Read More »
UK GDPR and NIS fines fall on the organisation, but directors still face personal duties under the Companies Act 2006, data protection law and SM&CR.
Director Liability for Cyber Incidents in the UK Read More »
Ten questions every board should ask its CISO, from risk appetite to backups, with what a good answer sounds like and the warning signs to probe.
10 Questions Every Board Should Ask Its CISO Read More »
The UK Cyber Governance Code of Practice is a voluntary 2025 code from DSIT and the NCSC setting out 22 cyber risk actions for boards. What it asks.
UK Cyber Governance Code of Practice: What Boards Are Expected to Do Read More »
Cyber security training for boards teaches directors to govern cyber risk. What good training covers, the main formats, and what drives the cost.
Cyber Security Training for Boards: What It Covers and What It Costs Read More »
If your company’s security team is always working hard to defend against cyber attacks but still feels like it’s just one step behind, it might be time to consider building a Red Team. A Red Team can proactively identify weaknesses in your security defenses, allowing your company to stay ahead of potential threats. To ensure your Red Team is successful, partnering with a Cybersecurity training partner like the London School of Cybersecurity is crucial.
Does Your Company Need a Red Team? Red and Blue Teams Explained Read More »
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